Alaska Air Cargo

News & Updates

Taking a harvest-to-glass program to new heights: Fresh hop hubs now reach brewers in four cities 

This fall, we will fly about 9,000 pounds of fresh-harvested hops to destinations across the country, allowing 39 breweries to access this unique Pacific NW crop and craft fresh hop beers.

Seattle-Seoul service starts Sept. 12, bringing more widebody capacity to growing global network

This fall, our global cargo network is growing far and wide, with more international routes from our Seattle and Honolulu hubs — and bigger aircraft to serve them. 

7,000 pounds of New Zealand hops fly 7,000-plus miles to inspire globe-hopping beers for U.S. connoisseurs

Newly harvested New Zealand hops flew across the world to dazzle beer masters at the prestigious Craft Brewers Conference in Indianapolis this spring.

California summer-season growth: Expanding capacity and new options for global connections

This summer we are adding nonstop flights for the Bay Area and Southern California, more widebody capacity and new opportunities to connect to our growing global network.

Summertime means the fish are running — and we are flying more nonstops from Anchorage than ever

This summer, Alaska Air Cargo and Hawaiian Air Cargo will serve 14 destinations from the state of Alaska — offering more widebody flights to expand capacity and access to our global network.

Alaska Air Cargo and Hawaiian Air Cargo integration update: Seamless shipping now available across our global network 

Our Alaska Air Cargo and Hawaiian Air Cargo teams are working together to streamline booking, co-locate operations at several stations and expand capacity across our global network.

Fresh routes for spring: More cross-country flights, growing capacity and new options for global connections 

Our growing global network is launching new connections between Texas and the North Slope, as well as between the West Coast and global destinations across Asia.

Alaska Air Cargo to launch international long-haul shipping from Seattle with nonstops to Tokyo (NRT), Seoul (ICN) 

This spring, Alaska Air Cargo and Hawaiian Air Cargo will start our first international service from Seattle and expand widebody belly-cargo capacity across our domestic U.S. network.

New Cargo VP Ian Morgan sees expanding capacity and reach on the horizon: “We are investing in cargo”

Alaska Airlines' vice president for cargo says the combined Alaska Air Cargo-Hawaiian Air Cargo global network will connect to tens of thousands of new airfreight markets.